Six die in Lisbon car fire near US Embassy
Tragedy in Lisbon as six people perish in a horrific car fire outside the US Embassy. Investigation underway into the early morning accident. Read the latest updates.
Category : Politics
Swinney 'Not Candid' on Inverness Asylum Plans
UK Government accuses Scotland's First Minister of not being fully open about engagement on paused plans to house 300 asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness.
D-Day veteran, 100, awarded France's highest military honour
Centenarian John Fiddler receives France's Legion D'Honneur for his role in D-Day landings. Read the inspiring story of this Cardiff hero's belated recognition.
Corbyn's leadership plan rejected by new party
Jeremy Corbyn suffers a setback as Your Party members vote for collective leadership over a single leader. The new socialist party opts for radical democracy.
Naturist assaulted during charity bike ride vows to continue
Robert Brown, 59, was punched from his bike during a naked charity ride in Colchester. The website designer discusses naturism laws and why he won't stop cycling nude.
Netanyahu asks Israeli President for corruption pardon
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu formally requests a presidential pardon to end his corruption trial, arguing it's vital for national unity. The move follows Donald Trump's endorsement.
Green Globalist and Tory Clash Over Immigration
A Green Party globalist and a right-of-centre Tory debate immigration and colonial reparations over dinner in London. Did they find common ground?
Spiritual Framework for American Resistance Emerges
A new spiritual framework for resistance confronts systemic evil through moral clarity and collective repentance. Discover the 4Rs path to justice.
Life After Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia District
North-west Georgia prepares for political transition as firebrand congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation. Local voters voice economic concerns over culture wars.
Your Party votes for collective leadership over MPs
The new left-wing Your Party has voted for a radical collective leadership model, rejecting a traditional single leader. The decision avoids a contest between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana.
NATO alerts after Russian jets near Polish border
NATO forces activated air defences after Russian MiG-31 aircraft flew near Poland. Get the latest updates on this developing security situation.
Reeves refuses to guarantee OBR chief's future
Chancellor Rachel Reeves offers only lukewarm support for OBR head Richard Hughes following the Budget leak and revelations about the Treasury's finances. Read the full details of the political storm.
New Left-Wing Party Votes for Collective Leadership Model
Jeremy Corbyn's new party narrowly votes for collective leadership after Zarah Sultana boycotts first day over disagreements. Founding conference sees significant rift between key figures.
UK net migration drops 69% in dramatic shift
Official figures reveal UK net migration fell 69% to 204,000, creating political challenges for Labour as sectors like social care face recruitment crises. Discover the real story.
Reeves denies misleading public over budget tax rises
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends £26bn tax increases against fiscal rule criticisms. Opposition demands resignation over budget messaging controversy. Read the latest developments.
Reeves 'Uncomfortable' With Badenoch's Budget Attack
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she was 'uncomfortable' with Kemi Badenoch's personal criticism during the Budget response. Read the full exchange and political fallout.
Netanyahu Submits Official Pardon Request to Herzog
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu officially requests a pardon from President Herzog. Donald Trump calls the corruption case a 'political prosecution'. Read the latest developments.
Golden Balls Gladiator statue returns to Wigan
The controversial 20ft golden Roman gladiator statue is back in Wigan after residents campaigned for its return. Read the full story of its comeback.
Reeves defends Budget comments amid headroom row
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her Budget approach against opposition claims she misled public about fiscal situation. Read the full analysis of the £4.2bn surplus debate.
King's request to strip Andrew's last title stalled
Defence chiefs urged to act as King Charles's request to strip the Duke of York of his vice-admiral title faces an unexplained delay. Discover the latest developments.
Reeves and Badenoch Clash in Tense BBC Interview
Chancellor Rachel Reeves looked away from Kemi Badenoch after Tory leader branded her a liar in Commons budget attack. Watch the unfolding political drama.
Activist targeted after Louis Theroux West Bank film
Nobel-nominated activist Issa Amro reveals intensified harassment by Israeli settlers and soldiers in Hebron following his appearance in Louis Theroux's BBC documentary 'The Settlers'. Read his shocking account.
Switzerland votes on mandatory national service for women
Swiss voters decide on a landmark referendum that could compel women to undertake national service, a move testing European views on civic duty during the Ukraine war.
Children's TV Presenters Reveal Dark Industry Secrets
Former children's TV presenters expose the hidden struggles behind the smiles - from body shaming and misogyny to career-ending scandals. Read their shocking revelations.
Weekend Photos: Messi, Austerlitz Re-enactment, UK Protests
A visual journey through the weekend's key events: historical battle commemorations, UK protest actions, sporting drama, and the ongoing situation in Gaza. Explore the powerful images that defined the news.
Ukrainian drones hit Russian oil tankers in Black Sea
Ukrainian naval drones strike two Russian shadow fleet tankers near Turkey's coast as peace negotiators fly to Florida for crucial talks with Trump officials. Read the latest developments.
Epstein's Toxic Triangle: Fergie and Andrew Fallout
Explosive revelations about Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein continue to unravel their lives. Read the full investigation into loans, threats and alleged plots.
Harris 'completely opposed' to Herzog Park renaming
Ireland's deputy premier Simon Harris voices strong opposition to renaming Herzog Park, a move criticised by Israel. Learn why this Dublin park's name sparks diplomatic concern.
Ireland's Defence Crisis: A Soft Underbelly for Russia
Ireland's historic military neutrality and severe underfunding leave its critical undersea cables and European security exposed to Russian hybrid threats. Experts warn the nation is an 'open goal' for Putin.
Pope Leo XIV brings hope to crisis-hit Lebanon
Pope Leo XIV travels to Lebanon with a message of hope, aiming to support the Christian community and address the nation's crises. Read more about this historic visit.
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